Visit The Smaller Towns For The Best Artistic And Cultural Exhibits In Ireland

Throughout Ireland you will find artistic and cultural exhibits showcasing the talent of newcomers and established artists

. The Irish Museum of Modern Art is probably one of the biggest artistic exhibits in Ireland, but by no means overshadows the treasure trove that Arts Centres in small towns provide.

From well-established, well known artists to relative newcomers, the Irish Museum of Modern Art features artistic exhibits from local as well as international artists, in paintings, sculpture, installation and photography.

Throughout Ireland there are theatres and art centres exhibiting artistic work of various forms. The Signal Arts Centre in County Wicklow, The Old Market House Arts Centre in Waterford, The Dock in County Lentrim and the Inishaven Art Gallery in Donegal all offer the visitor an opportunity not only to view local artistic exhibits, but also to take in the heritage of the buildings they are housed in. Belfast has supplemented its thriving nightlife with a number of late-night art galleries, including the Belfast Print Gallery, Naughton Gallery at Queens, Catalyst Arts and many more. These galleries are open late into the night for visitors who want an alternative to another night in the pub, offering a variety of artistic and cultural exhibits.

The theatrical life in Ireland's cities is thriving, featuring local acting talent and often providing insight into this intriguing country. There is no lack of venues, and most towns have theatres and entertainment complexes with shows to suit all tastes.

If you are looking for some cultural activities for the children, Imaginosity, Dublin's 8000 square foot interactive museum will introduce them to worlds they have not yet imagined, and keep them entertained for hours. This museum includes artistic exhibits as well as historical and cultural displays.

Local crafts are featured in many of the artistic exhibits around Ireland, particularly in smaller towns. If you are looking for some genuine Irish artefacts, these are the places to visit. Soaked in Irish culture and history, a wander through most towns will provide the visitor with many cultural places to visit. Many of the smaller art centres and galleries are housed in historical buildings dating back centuries. Visiting these artistic exhibits provides an opportunity to appreciate not only the artistic talent of Ireland, but the history and beautiful countryside as well. The smaller galleries often showcase local talent living in the town or village, giving visitors an opportunity to experience art at its birthplace.

To find the best artistic and cultural exhibits in Ireland, look no further than the next town. Many smaller galleries provide a deeper glimpse into Irish artists and their work than their bigger city counterparts, and give you a good excuse to visit more of beautiful Ireland.

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